The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-03-10
THE JOURNAL.
THuRspAY. MARCH 10. ~.

. And stiil the boom continues
shamus O'Brisn. March 10Th.
ReunIon ct the Normal next satuI
day evening.
Pc. Bond Is selling salins rea
3 estate in Chicago.
!. Mr.. ABB. McCsnDsll left for Grea
Bend last evening.
The wild Geese have commenced
their northern flight
shamus OBrisn win be the besl
comedy Of the season.
The Marshal cOmes out this week
with an order to clean up.
: Farmers are locking forward 70 3
good harvest this summer.
Would you believe IT. Another
snow storm Friday night.
Harry Wallace is on erutches fron
the effects Of . sprained ankle.
~. f. Quincy moves into bis new
residence on Ash street this week.
Mr.. G. 8. Martin commenced work
with the JoURNAL on Monday Last.
The registration books will close on
the 18th, for the city and bond cleo.
ton.
A Keefer has become q partner
with J. w. Kraft In the real estate
business.
The Sixth annual Eueampment Of
Union Veterans IL In session at Abilene
this week.
Miss Lula Junkln, Of Abilene, wac
the guest Of her friend. Miss Mamie
Pierce, last week.
The editor Of this paper is attend
ing the Encampment OF the @. A. R.,
at Abilene this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh King, Of Amer
icus, Ks, are visiting their relative
Mrs. NJ. d. Sampson.
SIR. Kennedy has opened bis store
In the block just west Of Ober's, and
q neat little place It IL.
The saIlna National Bank have
now perhaps the handsomest set Of
Bank furniture In the city.
Mr.. r. c. Kear and wife have re-
turned from Florida, where they have
been sOjOurning this winter.
Prof. HIllbrOOk will lecture at the
Open House March 18th, on the sub
ject Of what and Where Is God"
MARYLAND, Dodge 4 MOors's sales
are catching the crowds at present.
They are fast closing out their stock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ober left for Chicago
last Sunday. Mr.. Stevenson Of
0ber's clothing House, accompanied
them.
Mr. A. Millett, Of the famous Mil
lett ranch was in the city last week
and expressed himself as wonderfully
pleased with our boom.
Mr.. Frank shaw's stock sale at the
Park, on Tuesday afternoon, was well
attended, quite q number Of
strangers beiDg present.
The ladies Of the NJ. E. church will
hold q social at the home OF Mrs. G.
Eberhsrdt, on sth street, this even
ing. All are cordially invited.
Spring has come. The sleepy
coon" reclining on friendly store
bOxes on the sunny side Of the build
ings IL an uumistukablo sIgns.
The Salina Orchestra furnished
music for the reception rendered H.
B. Kelley at McPhersOn last Satur-
day evening, returning Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Berg returned Sunday
from q few days visit at Me
PhersOn with her mother and brother
who are residents Of that place.
H. J. Parker returns from Califor-
mia the first Of April, when be will
dispose Of his salIns property, and
return west to locste permanently.
Mr.. S. NJ. Ferlen has bought the
entire stock Of goods belonging to
4 TuthIll, and will occupy
their old stand until they are closed
out. II
Two fine three story blocks just
north Of the Odd Fellows Temple are
being commenced-One by L. o.
Wight and the other by Frank
Wight
Mrs. B. Is Taylor and daughter Luz
cy, Of Chicago, are visiting friends
here, and there are hosts Of friends
glad 70 see them.-CPlymOuth, o.
Advertiser.
Mrs. A. NJ. Clafiin who has been
suffering with . severe attack Of
srYslpalIs for = week past is, we are
glad 10 say, better and In . fair way
10 recover.
The Episcopal Military College is
now an assured fact. IL Is surprisIng
what e very short time it took and 90
little effort to dispose Of the lots In /
that addition.
Mr.. w. d. Wells will have q pub
lie sale Of his entire farming utensils
md stock at Mrs. Wards farm, q
miles southeast Of Assaria, on Mon
lay, March IA.
The Masonic order designs erecting
. new building on the vacant lot be- !
tween their temple and the Green {
TO be rented by the National
Tnsurnnee Co. !
Steps are being taken 90 improve
be appearance and interior arrange |
nent Of the Christian church, and |,
llsO 70 build q PASTORS study in the
ear Of The church.
We are sorry 10 Say that Gal Taylor :
Ost his hne young trOsting horse g. :
I. He showed great promise to be
He died Of pneumonia
March srd.
Jacob Dewitt and ]. d. n. Conrad
Iszisted In the funeral services Of !
EsjoF Bowling. winch took place In J
Abilens last monday. and vas con :
lucted by the hasons-
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